Spectroscopic determination of analyte concentration
An analyte and spectroscopic technology, applied in the field of spectroscopy, can solve the problems of limited reproducibility, complex detection, Raman signal interference, etc., to achieve the effect of improving sensitivity, improving accuracy, and reducing Raman signal interference
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[0068] figure 1 A schematic block diagram of the spectroscopic device and its main components is shown. The spectroscopic device 100 has a radiation source 118 , an optical coupling device 110 , a focusing lens 112 , an imaging system 114 , a spectroscopic analysis unit 116 and a control unit 120 . In an exemplary embodiment, spectroscopic device 100 may be applied to skin tissue such as a human patient. The tissue or body part of a human patient contains blood vessels 104 underlying the epidermis 102 . Blood vessel 104 is characterized by a vessel wall 108 that is highly permeable to the analyte, such as blood glucose, whose concentration is to be determined.
[0069] The shape and size of the blood vessel 104 designate the first space, the location and structure of which is determined by the imaging system 114 . Preferably, imaging and spectral analysis are accomplished by utilizing a common objective lens 112 . Even though both imaging and spectroscopic analysis can uti...
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